in terms of labour reform. what the world cup did was accelerate that initiative, it was a catalyst for that change. this is by exploiting the benefits of this tournament means. if you look at that work, the progress that's been made over the last 12 years, i think that in itself does away with the concept of sports waltzing because actual progress has been made on the ground in relation to that. just like there's always work to be done in england and throughout the rest of the world. i don't think any country today can claim they have the ideal system in place. progress must always be made. we acknowledge that progress needs to be made, but what we ask is also to acknowledge the work that's been done. stand we ask is also to acknowledge the work that's been done.— work that's been done. and other area is transparency _ work that's been done. and other area is transparency around - work that's been done. and other i area is transparency around migrant worker deaths. the reason there is concern that this is that without that knowledge, it's difficult to establish the reason there a bereaved family may not receive the compensation they are due. is that an area of concern? h0 compensation they are due. is that an area of concern?— compensation they are due. is that an area of concern? no matter what ou do, an area of concern? no matter what you do. nothing _ an area of concern? no matter what you do, nothing will— an area of concern? no matter what you do, nothing will compensate - an area of concern? no matter what| you do, nothing will compensate the loss of life. we try our best within